Business Details
Welcome to Anns Grove Primary School
We are a successful and expanding primary school serving the Heeley community in Sheffield, providing quality education for approximately 400 pupils. Our rich, broad curriculum empowers children to develop essential knowledge and skills while fostering physical and mental well-being. As part of Mercia Learning Trust, we maintain high standards in education and nurture positive, resilient learners. Our dedicated team creates a safe, stimulating environment where every child can achieve their full potential. We prioritise inclusivity, ensuring all pupils feel valued and respected throughout their learning journey.Our focus extends beyond academics to develop well-rounded citizens prepared for future educational phases. We actively promote cultural understanding and belonging within our diverse school community. Through innovative teaching methods and enrichment activities, we inspire curiosity and a lifelong love of learning. Our strong partnerships with parents and local organisations enhance educational outcomes. We maintain transparent communication channels and provide accessible information about our policies and operations.
Services
Curriculum
SEND Support
Nursery
Safeguarding
Parental Engagement
Extracurricular Activities
School Uniform
Admissions
Medical Support
PTA Involvement
Highlights and features
- We are part of Mercia Learning Trust's network of excellence
- Our broad curriculum develops essential knowledge and life skills
- We maintain a safe, inclusive environment for all pupils
- Our dedicated staff prioritise individual pupil development
- We actively promote cultural understanding and community belonging
Services
Curriculum
Our comprehensive curriculum develops essential academic skills while nurturing creativity and critical thinking. We deliver national curriculum requirements through engaging, cross-disciplinary learning experiences. Our approach ensures pupils develop both subject-specific knowledge and transferable life skills.
SEND Support
We provide tailored support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. Our inclusive approach ensures all children access appropriate learning opportunities. Our SENDCO works closely with teachers and external specialists to implement individualised support plans.
Nursery
Our nursery provision offers early childhood education for 3-4 year olds. We focus on foundational skills through play-based learning activities. Our qualified staff create a nurturing environment that prepares children for formal schooling.
Safeguarding
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols to ensure pupil safety and well-being. Our trained staff implement preventative measures and respond appropriately to any concerns. We work closely with external agencies to protect all children in our care.
Parental Engagement
We actively involve parents through regular communication and collaborative initiatives. Our PTA organises events that strengthen school-family relationships. We provide resources and guidance to support learning at home.
People
Ann Farrar
Headteacher
Experienced educational leader with extensive primary school management expertise. Committed to creating inclusive learning environments that nurture pupil development. Proven track record of improving educational outcomes.
Adam Hayden
Deputy Headteacher
Supports strategic leadership and curriculum development. Specialises in effective teaching practices and staff professional development. Focuses on maintaining high academic standards across all year groups.
Sarah Webb
Assistant Headteacher
Specialist in Early Years and Key Stage 1 education. Develops age-appropriate teaching strategies and learning environments. Coordinates early literacy and numeracy programmes across the school.
Lauren Rutkowski-Stedman
Assistant Headteacher
Key Stage 2 curriculum leader with expertise in preparing pupils for secondary education. Focuses on developing advanced learning skills and transition support. Oversees assessment and progression frameworks.
Claire Mannion
SENDCO
Specialist in special educational needs provision. Coordinates individualised support plans and works with external specialists. Ensures inclusive practices across all classroom environments.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We teach children aged 3-11 years, including nursery, reception and key stages 1 and 2.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our dedicated SENDCO coordinates tailored support plans with specialist resources and external agency collaboration.
What curriculum do you follow?
We deliver the national curriculum through creative, cross-disciplinary learning experiences adapted to pupil needs.
How can parents get involved?
We encourage parental engagement through PTA events, volunteering opportunities and regular communication channels.
What after-school activities are available?
We offer various extracurricular clubs including sports, arts and academic enrichment activities throughout the school year.
How do you ensure child safety?
We maintain strict safeguarding protocols with staff training, secure premises and partnerships with child protection agencies.
